Former President Donald Trump, who called himself a pro-crypto candidate, planned to end the "anti-crypto movement" within an hour of taking office, but his team remained silent on specific policies. Gary Gensler, the current chairman of the SEC, will serve until 2026, and Trump cannot immediately remove him from office. The president can only fire SEC commissioners for "inefficiency, dereliction of duty or malfeasance." Current President Joe Biden nominated Caroline Crenshaw for re-election as an SEC commissioner, and the Senate is expected to vote next month. Trump became the first former president to be convicted of a felony last month and faces multiple charges.

Eli Ben-Sasson, co-founder and CEO of Starkware, emphasized the roadmap of Starknet in an interview with Decrypt interview with "STRK's initial unlocking a large number of investors and early contributors". It will cause damage to the community.

Ben-Sasson said that the structure of the Starknet airdrop is indeed different from the traditional model, and the team's views on things are slightly different, and they believe that this is the advantage of Starkware rather than the disadvantage. The team believes that users are concerned about whether developers in Starkware or Starknet ecosystems will still be on the Starknet network and whether they can continue to promote network development in three months or one year. Here he can guarantee that the 150 employees of Starkware and its expanding team's only attention is to promote the development of Starknet. In order to do this, ELI rejected a very attractive position in the academic world.

As for worrying that investors may be eager to sell the Strk tokens in April, which affects the price of STRK, Ben-Sasson emphasized that extending the tokens' lock-up period can not stop this situation. occur. Starkware made a decision to believe that these people have received their due rewards for their contributions, and their individuals and teams do not have an improper use of the airdrop structure. When focusing on long -term development, unnecessary delaying locking period is not the right practice.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) held a closed -door meeting on Thursday, August 31, 2023. There were rumors that this confidential meeting may involve reconciliation with Ripple. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's subsequent release of the "The Sunshine Act Notice" provides limited details about the meeting, and also leaves space for market speculation. It is said that the relevant discussion themes involve the formulation and settlement of the ban operation, and Administrative litigation agencies are related to the resolution of, resolution of litigation claims, and other matters related to inspection and law enforcement procedures. It should be noted that as of now, the US Securities and Exchange Commission and Ripple Labs have not yet provided official confirmation or any specific details about the discussion.

Golden Finance previously reported that Ripple proposed a motion against the SEC intermediate appeal.

Given that the JPEG'D attacker may have returned all 6106.75 ETH to the project party, JPEG'D officials issued an announcement saying that based on confidential discussions, the JPEG'D team confirmed that the funds were successfully returned to JPEG'D DAO to sign more wallets, and will Do not take legal operations for operators (starting with 0x6EC21D) and (0x9d1EC), and the entities that control these two addresses have previously obtained 6,106 ETH from the PETH/ETH pool. Legal affairs will also end.